just chillax about being my bae. >> you're moist. >> the worst greeting ever is when you say hey how is it going. like in the office i hear it more. just living the dream. [laughter] >> so dumb. >> i love it when people say living the dream. it? >> what? we're on a roll today. >> did you see that i just hit my leg. [laughter] >> good reflectses on this one -- reflectses. reflects -- reflexs. >> you know you're old when you're going to your 30 year high school reunion. >> that's not the answer. you know you're old when one of your former interns and has a baby. that was jr's baby. sent us this adorable photo for our art's cameras plus picture of the day. this is his little girl reese on the day she turned 8 months old. reese loves her daddy and says dada over and over again. >> reese is adorable. that does make me feel old, but so excited to see that picture. >> interns having a baby. >> i bet that makes you feel >> is there someone in your life who is special you want to see featured on tv. make sure they are as cute as reese. no i'm just kidding. tell us about them. send them to pic

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mike: the former bae systems executive is hoping for a different outcome after losing the republican primary for this seat six years ago. faith has beeen an brok that's responsible for so much of the unusual behavior we've seen this year but in particular in my race. people are tired of things not getting done and willing to try something new to ce mike: whoever wins tomorrow will face democrat cheryl shea porter in the general election. live in manchester, mike cronin. tom: to the race for the second congressional district seat, state representative jack flanagan facing off against former rep, jim lawrence. wmur's kristen carosa spoke with both candidates. kristen: we caught up with the with how their campaigns have gone so far. republican candidates for the second congressional district hard at work wrapping up another busy day on the campaign trail. >> we're just trying to reach out and get more people interested in our campaign. >> it's been a wonderful campaign because the message has been received very well, all throughout the state. kristen: businessman jim lawrence is facing

. >> reporter: family members are meeting nathan here at the coast guard bae and will eventually bring him home but first he's speaking with officials who are went wrong. after several days stranded at sea, nar than carman arrived in boston safe on dry land at last. he's escorted in a -- into a car and taken into a building on base where officials will hold a survivor debriefing to try to figure out what we want wrong when he left an overnight fishing trip with his mother from rhode island ten days ago. after one day at sea, the pair ran into trouble somewhere off the coast of new york. >> it was reported that he -- when the water his life raft, he went looking for his mom to get in the life raft and he could not find her. >> reporter: one week after the boat sank, crew members on board a freighter spotted carman 100 nautical miles south of martha's vineyard. >> he was found in a life raft with a life jacket on and food and water. >> reporter: this morning a coast guard boat met the freighter and brought nathan back to shore. didn't sur voy and they will not resume their search. >> wat

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also on board, charles jones, an air force veteran and management at bae systems. and david was on the plane, lived in hudson with his wife and 15-month-old and four-year-old daughters. they worked at raytheon. douglas stone from dover was on the flight for business and to help his son settle in at ucla. carl max hammond moved to derry a few months before he boarded 175, he had a doctorate in physics. and robert leblanc, a professor at unh and moved to travel the world. 59-year-old louis neil was going to his stepdaughter's wedding which was held in his a married couple 39 years, built their dream home in dover. kathy ban tis was in the world trade center where she worked and graduated from manchester in 1975. amy: our thanks to jen vaughn. a ceremony will be held to honor the victims of 9/11 tonight. last night they played taps to manchester. 100 nights of remembrance, remembers, tonight's ceremony at 6:00 in the state cemetery. people across the state of remembering 9/11. you can find a list of local events at wmur.com. developing stories from overnight. dozens s

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bae systems, operates the yard for us had a record deal last year. they entered into a new agreement with the port a couple years ago. we raised the rent. they knew there was going to be new competition; in portland. the price between the 2 yards has been very aggressive. and dae is looking at a significant decreases in the next fiscal year in terms of their revenue at the yard. that's an area of concern. marilyn touched about the industrial uses, the cargo and the arena. i think construction is due to begin in 2017. we'll provide significant new income for our rail operation as they take contaminated soil throughout the area and volume needs through pier 34. the pier 80 is the one with grand slam potential. it's going to take some time. there are some irons in the fire right now that could be significant economic revenue booms for the port. we'll continue to brief the commission on that opportunity as it comes forward. we are very excited about their plan. that's probably a more significant opportunity for us. one thing about cruise also is we have

also on board, 48-year-old charles veteran and the manager of space programs at bae systems. david kovalcin was on the plane. he lived in hudson with his wife and their 15-month and 4-year-old daughters. he worked at raytheon. douglas stone from dover was on the flight for business and to help his son settle in for freshman year at ucla. carol flyzik lived in plaistow with her partner of 12 years, and flew out on business that morning. carl max hammond moved to derry flight 175. he had a doctorate in physics. robert leblanc was also on flight 175. he was a geography professor at unh and loved to travel the world. 59-year-old louis neil mariani of derry was traveling on the plane to get to his stepdaughter's dding which wentn in his honor. kathleen and michael shearer were on flight 175 together. had built their dream home in dover. kathy bantis was in the world trade center, where she worked. she graduated from central high in manchester in 1975. oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent with the big oil koch brothers. she voted to

. >> for many who come to live here, the bae area is a frsh start in their lives. and with that, a chance to leave where they are from far behind. but not bo. he carries his hometown every step of the way. >> i think it is a part of it for me. that is why you can imagine why it was so stuff for him to see his beloved baton rouge flooding on his screen. he saw neighbors coming to each other's aide any way they could. >> i felt inspired. i saw a video of guys in their fishing boats getting people out of cars, getting people off the roofs of their houses. >> that floatilla of private boats became known as the cajun navy. bo thought there was no reason he couldn't do the same, or at least strive for the same result. >> i don't really have boat skills, but i sat down at my computer to make these shirts. >> he has experience designing t-shirts in the past, none sold all that well. but when he announced that every penny from these louisiana flooded themed shirts would be donated to groups helping the victi victims, the sales started. he says the $50,000 he sold is one of

. >> reporter: makayla dukes, a high school senior and her mom bae have been at it for weeks, mapping out a plan on what colleges kayla will apply to. >> i did have sticker shock. >> reporter: and how they're going to pay for it. >> i was thinking, okay, do i start now with a second, third or fourth-time job. >> reporter: before you panic, every parent and student should fill out the free application for federal student aid, also known as fassa. here is what you need to know. you can file your paperwork as early as this october 1st. for years you had to wait until january 1st. another major change, parents and students will be required to report income information from their 2015 tax year. although the filing deadline is june 2018, don't procast nate. >> most schools have what's called a priority filing deadline. that's the date that those schools say, first come, first serve. >> reporter: depending on your school, if your fafsa is filed by the priority deadline you'll have first dibs on any money that might be available. don't be intimidated by the fa fsa application. >> it's a downt

bonds of bae systems were among those purchase.entral bank plans to buy 10 billion pounds worth of corporate debt over 18 months. meanwhile, the deputy government of the bank of england defended this to me this measures the central bank took in august. speaking at a bloomberg most influential event, she says britain's economy was being hit hard by the referendum results. no doubt looking at the data that we face that the u.k. is expressing a sizable economic shock in the wake of the referendum. any reduction and openness or the need for reality resources will necessarily imply a slower rate of growth for the economy. moreover, the reality of the protective process of withdrawn from the european union means we still know very little about the nature of our future trading relationships and this uncertainty is weighing on business investment. trade secretary has extolled the virtues of free trade saying that encouraging exports in new markets will be the key to closing the account deficit. >> the european union has a massive surplus i

ultimately he made his baes gorbachev.his is really antithetical to the mainline republican conservatives. earlier on your show i watched representative collins try to square the circle on this thing and he looked very awkward doing it. trying to give him -- he is almost a dictator but he is not really a dictator. that's a very hard line to walk. >> gloria, trump keeps saying, putin says nice things about me so i'll say nice things about him. that's been a phrase he's. over the last few months. >> if you say a nice thing about me, i'll say a nice thing about you. he tells you that. if putin were to start criticizing donald trump, which i doubt dole. if we to start doing that, i wonder whether donald trump would change his tune. it is hard to know. to david's point, watching republicans turn themselves into a pretzel trying to figure out how to say well, like paul ryan did. i disagree with donald trump's assessment on putin. i think he is terrible. i think as he dictator. and not distance themselves from trump who was after

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she's been dubbed hashtag #teacher bae by the internet. patricia brown is a fourth grade teacher in atlanta and her photos have begun viral. why? well, you have seen there. teacher in america. but there is some debate over her attire. >> mark: some say her outfits are form fitting and inappropriate. others say don't hate. just congratulate. [ laughing ] >> mark: this young woman and the fact that she's a teacher. she won't be a teacher for long. after going viral -- >> romona: why do you say that? >> mark: she's got other things in the works. i have a hunch. >> romona: i think she's gorgeous. but i don't want my 9 or 10-year-old boy sitting in class looking at >> mark: no. absolutely not. absolutely not. >> romona: just saying. >>> training for the future he said with an awkward transition. imagine your kid being already prepared to be a life saver when they graduate high school. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because

since jackson hole, yes, but not since ism and -- >> showing you bae ining basica points and up five points for december. the market is kind of -- actually increased the odds that may be why the two-year is kind of unshining in the day. yield went down, came back up. i think josh said grown-ups took over? i think kind of said, hey -- >> people are coming out of the woodwork talking whether the fed will -- blackrock says december more likely. i go back if it happens -- >> saying september. >> my mom says -- >> says 55% chance in september. >> i think it's 53%. >> but -- >> and so if they raise rates in a couple of weeks, how much does the stock market get hit? >> i think it gets hit not at all. it's attempt error. studies show in the show it's a positive, because they're raising rates because the economy is strengthening. it would be positive for the market. >> and, judge, your point which is well taken, is, if we're offsides, if the market is thinking the exact opposite of what happens on that second day when they make the announcement. >> yeah. >> then we'll see that 3% to 5% declin

kiosk maps your feet and recommends our custom fit orthotic to stabilize your foundation and relievr-bae lowe, knee or foot pain from being on your feet. also available from dr. scholl's: heavy duty support for lower back pain, lightens the impact is. >> dickerson: joining us now for political analysis, susan page is "usa today's" washington bureau chief. jamelle bouie chief political correspondent and cbs news political analyst, molly ball covers politics for the atlant atlantic. ramesh ponnuru is the national review and fellow at the american enterprise institute. ramesh are start with you. at the end of the week donald trump has been to mexico met with the mexican president and the same day. do the calculation, where do things stand athe e of the week with donald trump and migration? >> well, i think that it is confusing story. today on the airwaves trump supporters chris christie on this show and rudy guiliani are saying, he softened on immigration, no long for mass deportation. one of the reasons it's not getting through is that trump deportations not on the table. he implied it. an

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welcome bae back. ginger. >> yes, i'm right over here. they're loving juliette but a bonus deal. it's spa time, right, tory. >> there are more "deals & steals" to come. i'm just go be here and be very mask. >> so much more coming. please stay with us. tory will be >>> all right, let's do it. akron/canton with temperatures in the 80s this afternoon and lots of sunshine. it is going to be beautiful. the first day of fall kicks off at 10:20 1 am. have a great day. we're going to switch gears now. t.j. holmes is with us. talking about the highly anticipated reboot of "magnificent seven." >> 8:30 out here. >> this is how i was told to dress. yes. >> did you have on a different outfit earlier. >> no, it's my first time in the studio up here. thanks for the invitation. >> you were on vacation. >> you were on havevacation. and denzel. i got all seven. sat down with me, all right. but also antoine fuqua who said getting this ensemble cast started with the studio saying, are you on board with a western with a black cowboy. they are in a word magnificent. >> you tell bo if he town, come see

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they can be cyber attacks, web-bae systems, but more violence,hysical verbal altercations, or misinformation distributed at polling locations. to occurore likely than an individual hacking. this threat is not only more have ae, but also would greater chilling effect on election participation. the third is altering the outcome. this requires an attack on the voting system. isever, the voting system layered with combinations of physical and technical security to address concerns. the voting system is the most secure in the election space. it is not networked, not on the internet, and is tested many times in different ways. as well as having overlapping physical features to defeat cyber and physical attacks. this threat would require too much coordination, planning, and ability to physically manipulate thousands of machines at thousands of locations. possible, it is not probable, and there is no evidence it has ever occurred. as i said, secretary johnson responded to the threat of cyber attack when he began considering designating the election system critical infrastructure. this, as you could

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bae >> gold medal winner.inr >> thank you. >> you guys are afraid to putd mow on the couch for an hour aren't you. >> to be honest with you, yes,es tucker. >> are you granting that kind of power?r >> you're making a soundking a decision not giving me chance. >> yes, again, i agree. agr >> it's up to you.>> i i vote yes,t's up t tucoker. tu. >> i vote yes.e >> no, i did not vote yes.es >> i'm going to abstain g thanka you, wisdom. (laughter).(lau >> 78 in washington. 78 in was hey, humidity 5hi4%ngto.4% winds north northwest at 12. 1 the bad news we'll be low 90's0' today. today. we have turn the calendar to t s nice to just be looking at lowow to mid 80s. 80s. that's where we should be goodeo news humidity not bad. notad the winds out of the north here the leftovers are hermine at a least the everybodies for us ara the winds out of the north whico is good news.s otherwise it's sunny and brighti and beautiful out there. out. lots of sun glare early this thi morning.rng and it will be sunny and brighth afternoon. not expecting any rain today. if you're kids have sports after school, or i

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the vessel design was done by elliott bay out ofciateal with engineering from bae hydrogenics. additional support is provided by [inaudible] air products, lindy, united states coast guard, american bureau of shipping, department of defense, eta, u.s. navy, the white house, governor browns office, governor nusems office, port and city of san francisco. about 50 of organizations and over 200 people are involved in the project chblt let me tell you about the vessel briefly. her name is sf breeze. that stands for san francisco bay renewable energy electric vessel with zero eimations. i have to read that, it is a mouth fuel. we are using proven catamaran design. the power is from a electric moting with electricity generated from hydrogen fuel cells. the san francisco breeze has a fuel cell about the size oof a is suitcase. tide hydrogen is from natural gas. we work with libdy air products to source hydrogen using clean source energy such as wind and solar. this will create a zero emissions life cycle from fuel to propeller. not just zero pollutions, but zero pollution throughout the